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Newly Remodeled Clyde Hill Home Listed at $1.5M: House Hunt
A newly remodeled Clyde Hill home is listed at $1.5 million. Check out this and other properties for sale in a virtual house hunt.
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Bellevue Towers Sells Two Units: Sold in Bellevue
Two condominium units recently sold at Bellevue Towers, according to AOL Real Estate.
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Tuxes and Tails, Seattle Humane Fundraiser, at Hyatt Regency May 11
Tickets are on sale for Tuxes and Tails, a gala fundraising event that benefits the animals in Seattle Humane's care.
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Bellevue Mother and Daughter Describe Struggle WIth Mental Illness in Memoir
Linea and Cinda Johnson, a daughter and mother from Bellevue, have released a new memoir that describes Linea Johnson's struggle with bipolar disorder
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H Mart Coming to Bellevue in Fall
H Mart, a large Korean-themed grocery store, will come to Bellevue, it announced as it readied for the opening of its newest Northwest grocery store in Lakewood.
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Interlake Cello Player Audrey Chen Chosen for Weill Music Institute's National Youth Orchestra
Interlake student Audrey Chen is one of 120 young musicians nationwide who were selected to perform with the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America. Interlake student Dong Hee Lee was named as an alternate to the NYO-USA.
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NE 9th Street Hit by Vandalism: Bellevue Police Log
Bellevue Police recently recorded five reports of vandalism along Northeast 9th Street in downtown Bellevue, according to CrimeMapping.com
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Adopt this Pet: Sparkle Loves to Chase; Roy is a Smart Puppy
Sparkle and Roy are among the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.
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Bike Ride to Raise Money to Fight Human Trafficking March 17
Cyclists and teams will ride around Mercer Island to raise money to fight human trafficking in Washington on March 17.
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Daylight Saving Time 2013 Starts Sunday March 10
It's time to Spring Forward. Don't forget to set your clocks one hour ahead before going to bed Saturday. Daylight Saving Time 2013 starts Sunday, March 10.
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Online Community Mourns Bellevue Teen's Death
The King County Medical Examiner classified the Issaquah High School student's death as a suicide.
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Seattle Times: T-Mobile Could See Layoffs Ahead of Metro PCS Merger
Citing insiders at the company, Seattle Times reporter Brier Dudley reports that Bellevue-based T-Mobile could cut jobs ahead of a planned merger with Metro PCS.
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How Much Was YOUR Minimum Wage?
Do you remember working for minimum wage in your teens? How much was it, and where did you work? Share your recollections here.
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Three Days, Seven Car Prowls: Bellevue Police Log
Elevn crimes were added recently to the Bellevue Police crime map, according to CrimeMapping.com, including seven car prowls over three days in downtown and Wilburton.
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Newcastle Businesswoman Shari Song Announces Run for King County Council
Shari Song, a real estate agent from Newcastle, announced that she will run for King County Council District 9, the position currently held by Reagan Dunn.
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Bellevue Apartment Buildings Identified in Sex Trafficking Sting
According to charging papers released by the U.S. Department of Justice, list downtown Bellevue apartment buildings that served as brothels in an alleged Eastside sex trafficking and money laundering ring.
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What Would Make Downtown Bellevue a Good Place to Live, Work? City to Hold Forums on Downtown Future
The city is holding focus group discussions with residents, businesses, architects and others this week, as it considers changing the zoning regulations for Bellevue's downtown. Here's the schedule.
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Adopt These Pets: Toby has a Spunky Side and Big Beau is a Furball
Toby and Big Beau are two of the adoptable pets at the Seattle Humane Society featured this week on Bellevue Patch. Check this column soon to meet another featured adoptable pet.
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Eastgate Elementary Students Welcome New Citizens
Eastgate Elementary School welcomed 22 new citizens in a naturalization ceremony held at the school on Wednesday. Mayor Conrad Lee, who also is a naturalized citizen, joined the school in welcoming the new citizens.
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Bellevue School District, Sunset Elementary Honored for Green Efforts
Bellevue School District and Sunset Elementary School were among the schools and districts that earned recognition for resource conservation efforts from the King County Green Schools Program.
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